The Kansas City Chiefs will be going for the first 3-peat in Super Bowl history but it's not the first in the NFL's history. And Packers fans want to remind everyone of that.

With that in mind, who could try to steal him away from Buffalo? The Green Bay Packers, who originally traded Douglas to the Bills, could be a team to watch. Mason Cameron of Pro Football Focus has named the Packers as a potential landing spot for Douglas this offseason.

If the Chiefs beat the Eagles, it would be a first in the modern Super Bowl era -- but not the first three-peat in the league's more than 100-year history.

The Chiefs have won four Super Bowls in their franchise's history. Kansas City finally returned to the NFL's mountaintop after winning Super Bowl 54. It was the first time in 50 years that the Chiefs could consider themselves champions. Continuing their run of success, the Chiefs would win the big game in both Super Bowls 57 and 58.

There have been 35 head coaches that won a Super Bowl. Just four of those won Super Bowls after their seventh season with their organization.

He moved on to the Raiders in 2024, but was fired during the season and returned to the Packers as an analyst after his dismissal. The Eagles and Chiefs will meet in Super Bowl LIX, and this is how the path to the 2025 Super Bowl unfolded: 1. Kansas City ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars hired former Green Bay Packers linebackers coach/run game coordinator Anthony Campanile as their new defensive coordinator.

Super Bowl I featured the Green Bay Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs. The Packers, led by head coach Vince Lombardi, won the game by a score of 35-10.

If the Kansas City Chiefs win the Super Bowl, they will NOT become the first team to win three consecutive NFL titles.

Super Bowl will be the Chiefs' third consecutive appearance in the title game. The Eagles will be looking to win their second championship.

The Chiefs are heading to the Super Bowl once again. Here's a look at how often they've made the big game, with and without Patrick Mahomes.